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    Passing this along....

    Those of you homeschooling should appreciate this. Just like sitting in on lectures at Universities such as MIT, Stanford, USC etc. Listen in on lectures in European history, Physics, the list goes on and on. These are all free and available to the public.

    Here's the article These free podcasts can help you learn about everything from modern theoretical physics to European civilizations. Among the universities offering free college classes:

    http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2124297,00.asp


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    "We feel that learning happens the other 23 hours of the day [when students aren't in lecture] and it's great to make that available to life learners," says Ben Hubbard, the comanager of the Webcast program at Berkeley.
    Thanks for passing this along.

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    These lectures have been great on road trips. Other free podcasts include New Yorker magazine short stories and I love This American Life (I'm not sure if it's free, but it's worth it).


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